Ahead of Tarik Skubal’s debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers, an aircraft flew over Chicago’s Wrigley Field towing a banner that accuses the team of “ruin[ing] baseball.” According to the reports, the banner periodically appears upside down as the plane moves, with the message being shown inverted when the banner twists in the wind against the backdrop of the stadium and sky. Both accounts describe the banner as part of a public protest timed to Skubal’s arrival in Los Angeles and his first games with the Dodgers. While neither outlet attributes the stunt to a specific individual or group, the coverage frames it as a visual, attention-grabbing response tied to the trade that brought Skubal to the Dodgers. The reports emphasize the banner’s movement and imperfect presentation, but agree on the core details: the location (Wrigley Field), the message (“The Dodgers ruined baseball”), and the timing around Skubal’s Dodgers debut.